Hardwood floor sanding and refinishing
Bring tired hardwood back to life. Dust-contained sanding, stain samples on your actual floor, and finishes that hold up to kids, dogs, and real life.
- Dust Containment
- Stain Samples On Your Floor
- Modern Equipment
What we can do for your floors
Full sand and refinish
Sand to bare wood, repair what needs repairing, stain if you want a new color, and apply fresh finish coats.
Screen and recoat
For floors that are dull but not damaged. We abrade the old finish and add a new coat. Faster, cheaper, and it adds years.
Repairs and board replacement
Water damage, pet stains, gaps where a wall came out. We weave in new boards so the repair disappears.
Stain and finish choices
Natural or custom stain colors. Water-based and oil-based finishes in matte, satin, and semi-gloss.
How refinishing works
Evaluate
We check how much wood is left to sand, look for repairs, and tell you whether a full sand or a recoat makes sense.
Protect
Dust containment, sealed doorways, and covered furniture and fixtures.
Sand
Multiple passes with modern equipment to a flat, smooth surface.
Sample
Stain samples applied to your actual floor so you choose from real color, not a chip.
Finish
Sealer and finish coats, with time between coats to do it right.
Cure and walkthrough
You get a written timeline for foot traffic, furniture, and rugs.
Refinishing questions
If the boards are solid and there’s wood left to sand, refinishing almost always costs less and keeps the character of the original floor. If there’s structural damage or the floor has been sanded too many times, we’ll tell you.
Our sanders connect to containment systems that capture most of the dust at the machine. There is still some fine dust, so we seal off rooms and cover what stays.
It depends on the finish. We give you a written timeline for light foot traffic, furniture, and rugs before we start, and we don’t guess.
Yes. We weave in new boards, sand everything together, and finish it as one floor.